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I know it seems this question has been asked before, but the solutions I've found are for IE8 only. We are using Font Awesome 4.1.0 and Bootstrap v3.0.3 in our project. If we load the page for the very first time all the icons render properly. When we reload page in Internet Explorer using Ctrl + R, they disappear. This issue is occurring for all IE versions we've tested, including IE11. So the issue was on IE with https in all the request one header related to no-catch pragma was coming extra and that header was causing issue in loading font. following code was added to context.xml file to

I recently upgraded my machine to Internet Explorer 10 . I use Visual Studio 2012 (VS2012) under Windows 7. Since I upgraded to IE10, VS2012 does not automatically attach to the iexplorer.exe process anymore. And I have 2 entries in the drop down. Any idea what I should do? (Yes, I should be upgrading to Win8 and a clean install in the coming months...) I am not sure if you already found a solution on this but if you select any other browser, in your case select Google Chrome. Then, run your solution, then stop. Change back to Internet Explorer and voila... the other IE entry will be removed

I have some specific code paths for IE 10 and rest of the IE versions. If IE10 is running in compatibility mode, browser version is set to 7.0. Is there a way to detect if it is IE 10 irrespective of the standard/compatibility mode using JavaScript/JQuery? Sergei Grebnov You can detect this using the navigator.userAgent string, for example "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.2; WOW64; Trident/6.0 ; .NET4.0E; .NET4.0C; InfoPath.3; .NET CLR 3.5.30729; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.30729; Zune 4.7)" Trident/6.0 means IE10 MSIE 7.0 means compatibility mode More details: https:/

If I open this graph for example: http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/1153292 in IE10, i just can't see the links between the nodes. Is there anything I can do in the code to make it possible to see even with Internet Explorer? It seems IE just ignore some pieces of the svg... I couldn't find any way to make it visible. Summary: There is a bug in IE that causes paths with markers to render improperly. The original code with markers removed renders without problem. There are three solutions: Don't use markers Embed the markers in the path like this: http://jsfiddle.net/niaconis/3YsWY/9/ Wait for

I have a simple HTML5 / ASP.NET website that I started testing in IE10 today since it released for Win7. This is an intranet site within my organization, and I believe awhile back there was a group policy deployed to enable the Display intranet sites in Compatibility View by default. The thing I noticed today in testing was that even though I am adding an X-UA-Compatible IE=edge HTTP header (via my web.config), the site is showing in IE as: Browser Mode: IE10 Compat View Document Mode: Standards I believe my HTML is actually OK though, because I can simply uncheck the Display intranet sites in

I have a working .NET MVC application, but when accessing with IE10 on Windows 8 the browser source code shows that all dynamically generated URLs, eg. with Url.Action("Index", "Home") are written as: /(F(usb6gVWyFnXevozQyFvVxVdbsN0uM9kZ5wNu9gT9pWBINGuodOdzLKkIQzfhqy3UhnCLyXf78LugXZO2UPYfMbNzSJJawmbqUBL56TjKpXgWpiMdVAjB1T3YcPlGhZePwFd6C9P_f_Y89KiDnWcA9EfR1m0ud3IcBYTW8OwZxOMTd8bxt5hM8mgXVN6OSdoo3IMwRA2))/ Home/Index instead of: /Home/Index If we write the link with static HTML: <a href="/Home/Index">[linktext]</a> IE10 redirects to the login page. The problem is when leaving the site

IE10 has some wonderful enhancements in the HTML5 compliance area but remains a bear to develop JavaScript HTML5 when running on the WP8 as there is no way to debug the app except console messages. Is there a remote debugging experience available for IE10 running on WP8 like the WebKit phone browsers have(see my video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNAjzFpNEj4 for example). When this is in place with a USB cable to desktop Safari debugging Javascript apps on IOS is easy as breakpoints can be set and variables examined in the remote debugger . I am hoping the same capabilities are in IE10

Working on a page that is viewed in Windows Phone 8, and I noticed an odd behavior. When -ms-viewport is specified with a width or height, then it seems like users can no longer use the touch scrolling behaviors on an overflow:auto or -ms-touch-move:pan-y element. Anyone encounter this behavior, or aware of any workarounds? edit: Visit this URL on a WP8 device for a repro: http://fiddle.jshell.net/Vk7SR/3/show/light Setting the @-ms-viewport { width: auto } may not be acceptable for a number of applications that aspire to present a reactive UI on Windows Phone devices. A working alternative

I know it's possible to detect up and down e.g. function handle(delta) { if (delta < 0) { alert('down'); } else { alert('up'); } } function wheel(event){ var delta = 0; if (!event) event = window.event; if (event.wheelDelta) { delta = event.wheelDelta/120; } else if (event.detail) { delta = -event.detail/3; } if (delta) handle(delta); if (event.preventDefault) event.preventDefault(); event.returnValue = false; } /* Initialization code. */ if (window.addEventListener) window.addEventListener('DOMMouseScroll', wheel, false); window.onmousewheel = document.onmousewheel = wheel;​ But is there a

We are experiencing an issue related to GoogleMaps. The issue is mainly related to touch screens. We were trying to resolve the issue, but so far no success. We found in this article that the Google Maps API V3 does not supports touch event? Is this is true or false? UPDATE This issue was handled in the bug https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35824421 and was solved in version 3.27 of Google Maps JavaScript API in December 2016. tim In my experience, the mousedown , mouseup , dragstart , dragend events work fine in place of touchstart , touchmove , touchend . google.maps.event.addListener